The Chinese State Administration for Industry and Commerce (SAIC) publishes three regulations on enforcement of the Anti-Monopoly law

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Chinese SAIC, Regulation on prohibiting monopoly agreements, 7 January 11 (Chinese)

Chinese SAIC, Regulation on prohibiting abuse of market dominance, 7 January 2011 (Chinese)

Chinese SAIC, Regulation on prohibiting abuse of executive authority to exclude and limit competition, 7 January 2011(Chinese)

SAIC regulations signal greater anti-monopoly enforcement* On November 29 2010 the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) promulgated one substantive regulation and one procedural regulation regarding pricerelated monopolies (for further details please see "NDRC issues new anti-monopoly pricing regulations"). To accompany these regulations, the State Administration for Industry and Commerce (SAIC) issued the Regulation on Prohibiting Monopoly Agreements, the Regulation on Prohibiting Abuse of

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Hao Zhan, The Chinese State Administration for Industry and Commerce (SAIC) publishes three regulations on enforcement of the Anti-Monopoly law, 7 January 2011, e-Competitions January 2011, Art. N° 38570

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